"Ossification test becomes necessary only in cases where documents mentioned under sub-section (2) of Section 94 of the Juvenile Justice Act are not available", Madhya
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In a recent judgement, the Madras High Court delivered a significant ruling in the domain of passing off law, confirming a permanent injunction restraining a
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“Compliance with Rules of Business Under Article 166(3) Is Mandatory, Especially When Public Finance Is Involved”, In a significant constitutional ruling on executive accountability and fiscal discipline,
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"A Probate Petition blocks a Petition for Letters of Administration — the testamentary court has no discretion at all to prefer one over the other",
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"Once the respondent admits that upon his father’s death he inherited the tenancy, Section 2(g) of the West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act is automatically triggered,
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"Unless A Person Is Impacted By Direct Adverse Consequences Which May Either Arise Out Of Promotion Or Seniority, It May Not Allow Any Leverage To
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"The Offence of Money Laundering Does Not End On The Date When The Person Comes Into Possession Of The Proceeds of Crime — It Continues
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"Respondents Have Failed To Establish That Petitioner Acted In Connivance With The Insured Or Played Any Fraud With The Corporation", In a finely balanced ruling
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"The Very Spirit of the Act Is to Protect Livelihood of Forest Dwellers — Claimant Must Establish That They Solely Depend on Forest Produce for Bona Fide
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"Execution of a Document Does Not Stand Admitted Merely Because a Person Admits to Having Signed It — Signing Is Not Execution When the Terms
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"A writ petitioner who comes to the court for relief in public interest must come not only with clean hands like any other writ
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"The appellants would be entitled to all other consequential benefits which flow from award of compensation and the respondent(s) authorities shall compute the compensation as has
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"Strong Suspicion Cannot Be a Substitute for Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt — The Chain of Circumstances Got Snapped When Prosecution Failed to Examine Even a Single
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“A Bald Averment That The Result Was ‘Materially Affected’ Is Not Enough To Sustain An Election Petition”, In an important ruling on the strict pleading requirements
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"A Reference Under Section 18 Is Not an Appeal Against the Award — The Referral Court Must Determine Market Value Afresh as an Original Proceeding",
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"Since the order of refusal to discharge has been passed by the Special Judge NIA, an appeal lies under Section 21(1) of the NIA Act,
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"Differentiation Is Not an Exception to Conspiracy Law — It Is a Constitutional Discipline Imposed Upon the Exercise of Bail Jurisdiction", Delhi High Court has granted
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"It is highly improbable that she has falsely implicated her husband — the assailant is her real husband, residing in the same house", In a case
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The Madras High Court recently reiterated that courts cannot adopt a liberal approach to condone enormous delays when litigants fail to show “sufficient cause.” Emphasising
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"The Entire Re-Sealing Was A Farce, Never Actually Done, And Was A Cover-Up By The Police", Punjab and Haryana High Court comprising Justice Anoop Chitkara
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"Issues in both the proceedings are similar arising from the same awards and between the same parties — joint hearing will avoid the possibility of
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"The Sine Qua Non For Exercise Of Power Under Section 482 CrPC For Quashing An FIR Is That A Finding Must Be Recorded That The
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“Legal aid must be real, not a token — courts should notify convicts when appointing amicus”, In a significant ruling balancing fairness with judicial efficiency,
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"The Sanctity and Statutory Binding Force of the Master Plan Shall Prevail — Subsequent Proliferation of Vegetation Cannot Alter Legal Status of Land Earmarked Under
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Supreme Court of India on March 12, 2026 directed that a Special Leave Petition challenging a GST assessment order under the Telangana Goods and Services
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"Paragraph 12.4.1 Does Not Expressly Bar a Plea of Set-Off Raised Purely as a Defence — Applying Expressio Unius Est Exclusio Alterius, Intention to Exclude
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"Summoning Order Passed in Mechanical Manner Suffers From Vice of Non-Application of Mind — Complainant Concealed Expert Panel's Finding of No Similarity", Supreme Court of
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"The Disciplinary Proceedings Will Continue As If He Was In Service Until The Proceedings Are Concluded And Final Order Is Passed", In a significant ruling on the
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“A married woman cannot be induced by a promise that is inherently incapable of fulfilment”, In a significant ruling on the contours of consent and
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"Movie Making Is A High Risk Business. No One Can Be Sure Whether A Movie Would Earn Profits Or Would Be A Flop. If One
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"Merely Because A Fixed Deposit Earns Interest Does Not Mean That Banking Service Was Availed For A Commercial Purpose", In a significant ruling that recalibrates
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"The conditions precedent for empowering the Tribunal to exercise the jurisdiction under Section 14 of the Act were not fulfilled", Supreme Court of India has
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“Continuation Of Incarceration Would Be Harassment To Both Husband And Wife”, In a significant exercise of its extraordinary powers, the Supreme Court has quashed
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"The delay in trial cannot be attributed to the appellant, especially since he was in jail and the victim also resorted to intimidation that too
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"The Obligations Are Mutual and Reciprocal — Neither Can Be Enforced in Isolation Nor Independently of the Other", Supreme Court has upheld
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"These Impairments Strike at the Core Competencies Indispensable for the Effective Discharge of Managerial Responsibilities", Supreme Court has held that a Manager who suffered severe
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"The Custodians of Justice Have Turned Into Perpetrators of Violence — These Deplorable Acts of Hooliganism Deserve to Be Deprecated", Supreme Court has ordered the
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"Motherhood Is Ultimately Shaped Through Affection and Selfless Care, Not Through Blood Alone", Supreme Court has struck down the three-month age cap on the adopted child
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"A Child Who Is Born or Adopted Does Not Know What the Law Has Decided About the Presence of the Father — Yet the Quiet Cost
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"Where Allegations of Forgery Are Set Out in the FIR and the Investigating Agency Has Forwarded Disputed Documents to a Handwriting Expert, Quashing Without Awaiting
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"Ossification test becomes necessary only in cases where documents mentioned under sub-section (2) of Section 94 of the Juvenile Justice Act are not available", Madhya
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In a recent judgement, the Madras High Court delivered a significant ruling in the domain of passing off law, confirming a permanent injunction restraining a
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“Compliance with Rules of Business Under Article 166(3) Is Mandatory, Especially When Public Finance Is Involved”, In a significant constitutional ruling on executive accountability and fiscal discipline,
read more
"A Probate Petition blocks a Petition for Letters of Administration — the testamentary court has no discretion at all to prefer one over the other",
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"Once the respondent admits that upon his father’s death he inherited the tenancy, Section 2(g) of the West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act is automatically triggered,
read more
"Unless A Person Is Impacted By Direct Adverse Consequences Which May Either Arise Out Of Promotion Or Seniority, It May Not Allow Any Leverage To
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"The Offence of Money Laundering Does Not End On The Date When The Person Comes Into Possession Of The Proceeds of Crime — It Continues
read more
"Respondents Have Failed To Establish That Petitioner Acted In Connivance With The Insured Or Played Any Fraud With The Corporation", In a finely balanced ruling
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"The Very Spirit of the Act Is to Protect Livelihood of Forest Dwellers — Claimant Must Establish That They Solely Depend on Forest Produce for Bona Fide
read more
"Execution of a Document Does Not Stand Admitted Merely Because a Person Admits to Having Signed It — Signing Is Not Execution When the Terms
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"A writ petitioner who comes to the court for relief in public interest must come not only with clean hands like any other writ
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"The appellants would be entitled to all other consequential benefits which flow from award of compensation and the respondent(s) authorities shall compute the compensation as has
read more
"Strong Suspicion Cannot Be a Substitute for Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt — The Chain of Circumstances Got Snapped When Prosecution Failed to Examine Even a Single
read more
“A Bald Averment That The Result Was ‘Materially Affected’ Is Not Enough To Sustain An Election Petition”, In an important ruling on the strict pleading requirements
read more
"A Reference Under Section 18 Is Not an Appeal Against the Award — The Referral Court Must Determine Market Value Afresh as an Original Proceeding",
read more
"Since the order of refusal to discharge has been passed by the Special Judge NIA, an appeal lies under Section 21(1) of the NIA Act,
read more
"Differentiation Is Not an Exception to Conspiracy Law — It Is a Constitutional Discipline Imposed Upon the Exercise of Bail Jurisdiction", Delhi High Court has granted
read more
"It is highly improbable that she has falsely implicated her husband — the assailant is her real husband, residing in the same house", In a case
read more
The Madras High Court recently reiterated that courts cannot adopt a liberal approach to condone enormous delays when litigants fail to show “sufficient cause.” Emphasising
read more
"The Entire Re-Sealing Was A Farce, Never Actually Done, And Was A Cover-Up By The Police", Punjab and Haryana High Court comprising Justice Anoop Chitkara
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In the contemporary landscape of the Indian criminal justice system, DNA profiling has transitioned from a "novelty" to the "gold standard" of forensic evidence. However, for
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Possession is the law’s most practical concept. Before a court reaches the higher question—“who is the owner?”—it often asks the simpler, urgent question—“who is in possession, and
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Appreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
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In the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
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"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
In a world
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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